Understanding Wireless QoS – Part 5
This would be the last post of the 5 part series “Understanding wireless QoS posts”. In this post we will …
Previous articles
Understanding Wireless QoS – Part 4
Before looking into packet level QoS detail when WMM disabled/ or Non WMM client traffic goes in WMM enabled wireless …
Who do you trust ? (DSCP or CoS)
In this post I will look at closely WLC connected switch port QoS configurations. As you know there are 3 …
Understanding Wireless QoS – Part 3
So far we have looked at how a packet’s QoS label (DSCP/CoS/WMM_UP) changing at different points on its journey to …
Free Wireless Packets Captures
If you try to capture wireless traffic by selecting wireless interface on wireshark, it will not accurately capture the wireless …
Understanding Wireless QoS – Part 2
This is the continuation from my previous post (Understanding Wireless QoS – Part 1) about Wireless QoS. So far we have …
Understanding Wireless QoS – Part 1
After reading few online posts about wireless QoS, I felt it is worth to spend some time to understand what’s …
3750/3560/2960 Wired QoS
Recently I designed a QoS template for our campus environment (3750 Access & 6500 for Core/Distribution). I thought of writing …
Configuring Multicast on WLC
Cisco Wireless LAN controllers (WLC) perform multicast in two methods. 1. Unicast Mode (WLC unicast every multicast packet to every …
CAPWAP Packet Analysis using wireshark
How do you to see the CAPWAP encapsulated packets (AP <-> WLC in controller based wireless deployment) using a wireshark …
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